Sentence examples for in timing to from inspiring English sources
Controlling for the effects of survey year (2006, 2007, 2008), the changes in timing to adulthood by a particular species was significantly affected by the time of the season (day of year) when that species became an adult during the original survey (F1,18 = 5.41, P = 0.03).
Pigs develop intestinal crypts prenatally, similar in timing to the human fetus, however pigs normally do not develop Paneth cells.
The first heart sound occurs at the onset of ventricular contraction, and corresponds in timing to the QRS complex in the ECG signal.
The growth curve of the vegetative SAM in 18 diverse inbreds also reflects this difference in timing to maturity with earlier flowering lines transitioning into the reproductive phase earlier.
Perhaps studies focusing on high-risk participants are too close in timing to the LEA event and studies of lower-risk participants would be better to detect an effect in LEA prevention.
In mouse models of hearing loss, females lose hearing earlier than males in a strain with early-onset hearing loss comparable in timing to that in Turner syndrome females, but males lose hearing earlier in strains with the late-onset, age-related loss that corresponds to the usual situation in humans (Henry 2004).
The analysis in this section does not take into account the use of guard times in protocol timing to handle time synchronization errors.
Although the phenological advancement of species at C1 diminished over time, like B1, a significant advancement in the timing to adulthood was detected.
We have shown that changes in the timing to adulthood of grasshoppers can be explained by differential changes in warming experienced by the different sites, the seasonal timing of warming and year-to-year changes in this seasonal timing.
You want the Channing-Lavin master class in comic timing to go on all night.
The trick was in the timing: to improve the quality of a team's on-field performance just as a new stadium was ready to open.
